What is Gurah?

Gurah is herbal treatments from Java Island in Indonesia. The treatment involves rinsing the mouth and airways by a mixture of herbs. Gurah also refers to other cleaning procedures using herbal drugs such as vaginal cleaning. It can also be used to indicate capsules containing herbal mixture.

So that Gurah, the practicing, crushes and pills a certain herbs and mixes them together. This herbal mixture uses the Sirgungg tree root, also known as the scientific name Cherodentum serratum as a basic part of the mixture. This root contains saponin, which has soap properties. The root can increase mucus production and increase blood vessels.

Gurah then drops the herbal mixture or the root powder itself into the nasal fabrics that passes through the procedure. The person swallows the powder and waits for about 10 minutes. The powder should stimulate the production of mule and tears, and this part of the procedure takes about 90 minutes, during which the patient is massaged.

mucus produced during treatment believethat practitioners contain dirt and toxins. Treatment is therefore recommended for sinusitis, asthma and other respiratory problems and also for people who want to improve the tone of their voice. This method is also treated with migraines, allergies and smokers.

There is no evidence that Gurah's treatment is working to clean the airways. On the other hand, there is no evidence that treatment is harmful. Javanese, medical scientists, investigate the treatment of benefits and side effects.

The term "Gurah" is also used to indicate the herbal mixture in the form of capsules. These capsules are available for sale on the Internet and claim that they have many beneficial effects, but TZDE is a small research of treatment and used herbs, so that any demands should be careful. In addition, no drug Gurah has been approved or tested by the United States Administration, an important organization in global drug approval.

conceptGurah can also spread to other cleaning treatments such as vaginal cleaning. This type of cleaning uses the herbal mixture of JAMU, but in this practice few research has been carried out. Vaginal cleaning can increase the likelihood of transmission of sexually transmitted disease by changing the natural state of the vaginal environment.

Gurah is considered to be created in the 40s of the 20th century by a teacher at the Islamic boarding school. The aim was to give students clearer voices to read the Qur'an. The village called Giriloyo in areas where the treatment was first invented is now the main center of treatment in Java.